The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-09-10
Current Events Epitomized.
School opened on Monday.

School opened on Monday.
The streetlamps could stand q clean
ing.
Autumn tints, in all their varied beau
ty, come next.
Before purchasing elsewhere, see KEN
erer ~ Swartz's large stock of furniture,
etc. If.
Furniture of the best makes az prices
to astonlsh the buyers. at Kemerer &
Swartz's. If
Dirt ilees before Tulip soap like a
grasshopper before the advance of yellow
legged chicken.
Wanted, before the goth inst, $500 on
first mortgage on real estate. Interest six
per cent. Apply at this office. 2-t
TYPHOID fever has again made Its ap-
pearace in Plymouth, Luzerne county.
Don't forget to thoroughly furmigate.
Our popular hardware merchant Sam
uel Seller has received the contract to fur
nish our public school with coal during the
coming winter.
Hon. A. w. Roudenbush and Samuel
Gillian, ESQ.,, will erect three story frame
dwelling oppisite Wieand's opera house on
Bank street.
Jealous darkeys wipe out their rivals
with bone-handled razors, and Tulip soap
wIpes'ou its rivals with the broadaxe of
superior merit.
The members of John d. Bertolett9
Post, 4s4 G. A. r., of town, participated
in the Grand Army Day celebration at
Shenandoah, Thursday
Don't forget the campfire and festival
in School Hall next weak-13-17, dates
inclusive, splendid time is anticipated.
You will miss it, If you don't attend.
George Platt. of Bank street, brakeman
on eighty-one freight. was thrown off the
ears at Reddington early las Thursday morn
ing and had his left shoulder dislocated
Rev. Hiram Kuder, of Hagerstown,
Md, delivered a very instructive as well
as interesting discourse to large audience
in the Lutheran church last Sunday even
ing.
For three days ending on the 3rd ult..
there were 45,026 tons of coal shipped over
the l.. & S. R.R.,a total to date of 3,4O2, ,199
tons, showing an increase as compared with
same date last year of POI, 100 tons.
For days ending August S1st there
were l6,229 tons of coal shipped over the
Lehigh Valley railroad, making total to
date of 5,352, ,306 tons, and showing an in.
crease of Gs2,2lO tons compared with same
date last year
About fonr weeks more remains for oul
farmer friends and others TO prepare fol
the animal fair of the Carbon county In,
dnstrial Society. Don't fail TO have read,
fine line Of exhibits so as to astonish Wis
itors from all sections.
Josiah Ruch, executor of the estate Of
the late joel Klotz, deceased of East Weiss
port, will expose TO public sale on IN,
premises at one O'Clock on Friday, Septem
Der 30, a lot of valuable real estate and per
sonal property. BE on hand.
Leopold Meyer, of the Dolonsburg Ho
tel, has iirst-rate accommodations for 81,
or eight good boarders, at $3.50 per week
Persons who wish the comforts of hom
should not miss this opportunity. -Leopol,
keeps nice clean and quiet place.
The attention of the people of Sunni
Hin, Lansford and vicinity is directed t,
the fact that George Il. IIuntzinger, Of In
popular Switchback Restaurant, is author
lied by us to receive subscriptions an,
moneys for the CARBON ADVOCATE.
Harvest home services were oil
served In the Reformed and Lutherai
churches on Sunday. This is a beautifu
way OF giving expression to Him who rule
the universe, for his kindness in supplin
us with bountiful crops-the staples Q
life.
An Organist Wanted. at the Pennsvill
Church. Carbon Co., Pa, on Sunday III
"a day of October next applicants win hay
chance TO be heard, commencing at hal
past nine O'Clock in the forenoon. klibel
al salary will be paid. John Harter, Josia
Andreas.
Wall Paper. Before getting in on
fan stock Of wall paper we Offer:
Browns, at cents.
Whites, g cents.
Gifts, u cents.
Borders at one-fourih the regular price.
These prices will sell them quick. 4. /
Luckenbach, 81 broadway, Mauch Chunl